Roháčka, Mountain summit in Prešov District, Slovakia
Roháčka is a mountain summit reaching approximately 1028 meters elevation and forming the highest point of the Čierna hora range in eastern Slovakia. The peak sits between Prešov and Gelnica districts and is surrounded by dense forests covering its slopes.
The northwestern slope features an ancient formation called Spilled Rock, adorned with traditional wooden statues and religious crosses dating from past centuries. These monuments reflect the long connection between local people and this mountain peak.
Local mountaineers maintain a summit register in a metal box at the peak, where visitors record their names following a tradition deeply rooted in Slovak hiking culture.
The peak is accessible from several surrounding villages including Margecany, Kluknava, and Klenov, with each route offering different hiking experiences. Dense forest coverage requires proper footwear and good navigation skills, especially during changing weather conditions.
The dense forests create distinct natural sounds throughout the seasons, shaping the hiking experience as conditions change. A notable belt of rocky boulders forms striking geological patterns across the slopes.
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